“glazes”造句，怎麼用glazes造句

This is a chrome green colour stain which develops especially well in glazes containing little or no zinc or magnesium. Transparent glazes favour the development of the colour.

It is very stable, particularly in glazes with a low lead and boron content.

Impure sodium sulfate used in making paper pulp, soaps and detergents, glass, ceramic glazes, and dyes.

3.The glazes of Guan and it light green imitations are both lime-glazes, while that of theDi ware is lime-alkaline glaze, that of Ge ware is lime-alkaline or lime glaze.

The use of lead in glazes, particularly low-fired glazes such as raku, can be a hazard not only for the potter, but also the consumer or buyer of such wares.

The production process of golden yellow ilmenite crystal glazes for the stoneware and artistic porcelain was introduced, and the main affect factors were discussed.

This bluish green colour stain shows good stability and is especially suitable for transparent and semi-transparent sanitary glazes with a low zinc content.

A Series of red glazes were prepared by adopting Zircon crystal-encapsulateel pigments which were matched with other pigments such as crystal-encasulated yellow, praseodymiam yellow and zircon-iron-pink to obtain a series of scarlete-orange yellow high-quality coloured glazes.

Ceramic art creation is seeking to rise to a new elevation by forming a framework with clay, representing an image with glazes and enamels and speaking one's soul in an more individualized language.

Thus a type of split personality emerges, where the subconscious is allowed to control the hands, while the conscious glazes over and pretends it knows nothing of what is happening.

vitrified glazes, eg on ceramics

Part of the glazes have been rubbed off.

a white crystalline oxide; used in refractories and in insulation and abrasives and enamels and glazes.

Sponged clean, their glazes shone as brightly as the day they were fired.

The more advanced the pottery in terms of decoration, materials, glazes and manufacture, the more advanced the culture itself.

"Celadon: Chinese, Korean, Siamese, and Japanese stoneware decorated with glazes the colour range of which includes greens of various shades, olive, Blue, and gray."

The bodies samples and glazes samples of Jiaotanxia ancient Chinese Guan porcelain and those of Qingliangsi ancient Chinese Ru porcelain have some difference but can be compared with each other.

Earthenware decorated with colorful, opaque glazes.

And observes the color of the glazes on tile via analysis of chroma, meantime, analyzes the affect factors on the chroma of glazes.

A grey colour stain possessing a slight yellow component. This colour stain is particularly suited to high viscosity glazes containing zirconium and little or no zinc.

There did not exist great change in raw material for Yue ware throughout its production process. The contents of Fe 2O 3 and TiO 2 were highter. As a result bodies presented grayish white to varying degrees and glazes presented green with yellow or gray tinct.

Through layering of paints and glazes done by hand it provides the surface appear to be something it is not.

A vitreous substance used in making porcelain, glazes, or enamels.

The glazes in South China were prepared with a mixture of china stone and grass wood ash or glaze ash (limestone was calcined together with grass wood ash).